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• Plan-B Theatre’s starring role in the city’s cultural scene ---

  When Plan-B Theatre’s anthology of eight original, full-length plays is published next month by Juniper Press and Oxide Books, the book will be a compelling, vivid testament to the company’s growing influential presence on Salt Lake City’s cultural scene. In fact, Plan-B hardly plays a modest subculture role in the community. The Plays From Behind […]

• Drive by Suiting at Hotel Monaco on April 22: Benefits Dress for Success and Junior League’s Women Helping Women programs ---

  Editor’s Note: I am pleased to announce the following event on my blog. The Hotel Monaco, along with the Kimpton hotel chain, maintains a highly successful corporate responsibility program that supports a broad range of initiatives. I discussed the Monaco’s leadership in this area as part of a March 2008 article in Utah CEO.
  MaryLynn […]

• A boy named Leslie ---

  Readers know that I sign my name for this blog as “Professor Les.” I’ve been asked countless times my full name, which is Leslie — yes, one of those infamous cross-gender names. And, at the age of 13, I decided to truncate my name to Les, often to the dismay of my parents but to […]

• Slamdance closes with prizes and a production deal for a winning horror screenplay ---

  Among the award winners for the 14th annual Slamdance Film Festival was Tony Mosher, who won the festival’s horror screenplay competition with “The Punished.”
  The prize includes a production deal with Angel Baby Entertainment and Maverick Films which will make the film based on Mosher’s screenplay. Mosher also receives an upfront payment of $10,000 against five […]